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Depredation permit process?
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<blockquote data-quote="Tenntrapper" data-source="post: 5556922" data-attributes="member: 18110"><p>I went through this a few months ago. It's all in the wording. You have every right to protect your livestock...day or night. That is not hunting. Setting up and calling, etc is hunting. If you see/hear them around your livestock and kill them....not hunting. I was using thermal. The GW thanked me for letting them know what I was doing...said it keeps them from responding to someone shooting/poaching at night calls. Just keep them in the loop...and you should be fine.</p><p>Try to get ahold of your county warden...not necessarily the regional office.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tenntrapper, post: 5556922, member: 18110"] I went through this a few months ago. It's all in the wording. You have every right to protect your livestock...day or night. That is not hunting. Setting up and calling, etc is hunting. If you see/hear them around your livestock and kill them....not hunting. I was using thermal. The GW thanked me for letting them know what I was doing...said it keeps them from responding to someone shooting/poaching at night calls. Just keep them in the loop...and you should be fine. Try to get ahold of your county warden...not necessarily the regional office. [/QUOTE]
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